the small wooden structure covers a compact 10 sqm area and is cut off from the land on all four sides.

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65 capsule toy machines are infinitely reflected on the two mirrors facing each other inside the compact space.

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composed of seven rotating parts, 'POP CLOUD' invites users to experiment with several postures, not just sitting.

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using a CNC router, the practice shaped the first chair -- 'surface' -- by cutting out the inside of the first seat now dubbed 'frame'. the result is a complementary set, like mass and void.

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a concrete cabin emerges from the ground, taking shape as a hull, an extended balcony acts as the deck of the ship, and a light wooden mass, as the pilothouse.

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the timber folly is designed as a space for relaxation.

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the two 90 sqm units enclose a central courtyard.

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the two-floor residence is built based on the studio's original pettanco system.

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the structure features three towers of different heights that allow it to float above water.

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each plinth is connected to four 'legs' that in turn rest on painted white feet.

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